Been to the market a lot and never stopped for ice cream until now. It was hot and they were…read moresetting up the mobile cart and we figured why not. Super friendly staff and simple menu. You cannot go wrong on a hot summer day!

It's not open. We…read morewent because according to Yelp it's open on a Monday. But I didn't notice the weird hours. My fault. But I wish someone would have reported the location closed because I tried to go after a long flight and wanted something sweet. Anyways don't go here, you'll be greet with a sign that says they closed for a new location and there's updates on their site

Honestly it was delicious and the service was great! I got…read morethe ube coconut flavor but the other flavors were so scrumptious as well. I think it was great, but I personally would not wait in that line again. I would just buy a pint from a local place. The workers were very helpful though and it was overall a great experience, I just don't think it was necessary to wait in line for 30 minutes for ice cream.

I've lived in Seattle my whole life but somehow never got the chance to try Hellenika up until…read morerecently. It's basically cultured gelato so it's perfect for people who like the texture of gelato and the creaminess of yogurt. I'm a big fan of Ellenos yogurt and wanted to check out this place as well. I went on a summer afternoon so the line was pretty long, but moved quickly so I didn't stand in line for longer than 15 minutes. There were so many interesting flavors and the staff working there said I could sample as many as I wanted before deciding. I really appreciated that as they're pretty busy but still gave me a chance to try some before choosing one I liked. I ended up selecting the Lemon Curd as it was so tart and creamy and the yogurt paired with the lemon made it taste like the yoplait key lime pie yogurt I loved as a kid. I also really liked the Mango, Marionberry, and Seattle Fog so I'll come back for those next time. Ube was highly recommended to me as well but the coconut flavor felt overpowering to me. Regular sized single scoop is called a "walk around the park". If you want two flavors, you have to pay an additional amount for a split scoop. Really enjoyed the gelato and it was the perfect summer afternoon treat!

Wanted something to balance out the kind of oily dinner I had. This was the perfect refreshing…read moretreat. As much as I wanted something creamy, light & fruity seemed like the way to go. I went with the strawberry fig & they all come with a waffle cookie. Loved that the strawberry flavor was stronger than the fig. So refreshing & it was the perfect thing to end the night.

I'm visiting Seattle from Los Angeles, and this was the first coffee shop I tried on my trip. I…read moreordered a 12 oz hot mocha latte. About a minute after getting my drink, I took a sip and was surprised that it was cold--not even lukewarm, but actually cold. I didn't go back to ask for a remake because there were several people in line behind me and I didn't want to wait. Instead, I ended up microwaving it when I got back to my Airbnb. The latte itself was decent and had a strong espresso flavor, but the mocha syrup was way too sweet for my taste. I think it would have been much better if it had been about half as sweet. The price was also pretty high for a 12 oz latte. The customer service was disappointing. The young woman who helped me came across as rude and seemed like she didn't want to be there. That's especially unfortunate for a business located in the middle of a major tourist area. As for the drink, I'm not sure how a hot latte ends up being served cold, but it definitely shouldn't happen. I also sampled the tiramisu gelato, which was overly sweet and didn't taste very authentic. Overall, I regret spending the time, money, and calories here. There are too many great coffee shops in Seattle to settle for an experience like this.

Stopped by this shop to get a cup of ice cream. It was located in front of a restaurant. Mainly to…read morego place, but can sit in restaurant tables if they are free. They had about 20 different flavors. There were waffles, cones and cups available. The menu also had floats, roots beers and shakes. One person was handing out the ice cream, and another person was at the register. The store was popular, as there was a line to get ice creams. We waited about 5 minutes for our turn. My daughter picked the cotton candy flavor. It was $7 for a scoop. The checkout process was quick. The ice cream tasted okay to me. It wasn't that creamy or dense. I had much better flavored cotton candy ice cream elsewhere.

We were super excited about this stop! It has a great location right in the middle of Seattle next…read moreto the park boardwalk, great wheel, etc. Super busy area with tons of tourists! We waited a few minutes to order and they had a decent selection of ice cream and offered various cones along with bowls. Unfortunately the actual taste was lacking, it barely had any flavor. The portions are huge though, we ordered two scoops (better deal!) and expected something smaller but were surprised with how large they were.

Selection is good, staff were friendly and I think overall its great…read more Unlike some gelato places, you can sample flavors before you purchase. While I am usually not disappointed in a decisions/flavor I think it's reassuring that I like something before committing. They also have a selection of pastries and cakes that look great. It's a small place with a few seats and no restrooms, so plan accordingly!

some flavors are more sweeter than others, but i got peach & matcha which were more subtle. i…read moregenuinely loved the gelato here!! * lots of seating inside * you can sample up to 3 flavors per person

What a cute little ice cream shop. I know they have multiple locations, but I still think their…read moreproduct is delicious. I think it's hilarious that they sell lactaid at the counter. So funny. The staff is kind and is more than happy to let you sample to your heart's desire. There is seating both inside and out. I am sure on summer evenings this place is insanely busy, but on a Monday at approximately 2PM, I didn't wait in a line at all. They had fun summer flavors such as apricot crisp, blueberry cheesecake, cherry chunk, and strawberry sorbet. I tried two different flavors, and both were delicious. Both flavors were extremely creamy, even the fruity flavored ones. I started with the strawberry sorbet. It was refreshing. The strawberry really shined through and was extremely fresh tasting. I feel like strawberry flavoring can sometimes come off as artificial, but I did not have that experience with this ice cream. The second flavor I sample, and my favorite one of the day was the honey lavender. It felt like you were walking through an organic lavender field. As always, cities have expensive ice cream, but I am just a girl, so I will get a sweet treat.

Great place for ice cream!…read more It looks like they make their ice cream here because they have a little viewing window showing them dispensing something into a container (looks like a giant tub of soft serve). Lots of flavors to choose from, including season items that rotate. We all enjoyed the ice cream, especially the kids. It's worth a stop!

This is a cute cafe that we walked pass while strolling pike place market. It had some great items…read morebut the item that I went in for and was eyeing was the candy apple. I love caramel candy apples and they didn't have any with sprinkles but I asked and they did it for me which was dope. It was soooooo good even after eating it the day after. The actual apple was really good too

There is no shortage of coffee shops in Seattle, for sure. Stopped at this one inside of Pike Place…read morebecause we were looking for a pick me up. I had the iced latte with almond milk and sugar free hazelnut. The coffee had great flavor to it. My daughter order a dirty chai because she wanted to try something new. Turns out she doesn't like chai. I ordered the coconut macaroon and she ordered the Oreo brownie. She was a fan of the brownie. They even warmed it up for her so that deserves bonus points. This cute shop is kinda tucked away so be careful not to miss it because that would be a shame. Delicious coffee and such kind workers. They were quick on getting orders out too

Shakes delight. I…read morewas going to get coffee at Pike's Starbucks and while waiting at the queue I saw the store sign. Everyone gets coffee, I get a shake. Here, they sell more than ice cream. There's one display case that showed nothing but chocolates. Like a See's candy store but without the employees wearing white shirts with black trimming. And it seems all the store on the block sell little things like magnets, carrying bags, pins, or stuffed items. There's a table inside but it's pushed into the corner, so if you're a little big don't be eyeing the chocolates. You can sit with you back facing against it ;p Overall four stars. It's a nice small store that sees plenty of foot traffic. Wish, I could give it five but (and through no fault of her own) service was slow. She was there covering the whole area and it got busy. Don't forget to tip. She worked hard.

2 girls working and neither wanted to help. I had to ask can I buy something. I asked about the…read moreCarmel. Was selecting was going to get a variety, and asked what is the price per pound or ? Rudely said $3.50 each. So the 2 I started with I said ohhh ok just the 2 I had picked. So $7 for 2 small Carmels. And I guess the 50 cents extra was added for ‍the girl was rude. So 7.50 for 2 very small Carmels. I'm all for supporting small business, but no prices listed kinda made me feel they gouge me on prices. And being it was a tourist location I guess that's what they do. The 2 girls working maybe just having a bad day. I was the only customer in the shop. But neither wanted to look up and help me at first. But at least the Carmel was good.

If you're expiring the different levels of Pike Place Market and looking for a sweet treat Shy…read moreGiant is a hole - in the wall you won't want to pass on. It's on one of the lower market levels: you follow signs from the sidewalk down a ramp and then you're there! It has a very farmers market vibe and lots of options. I tried the chocolate and vanilla swirl frozen yogurt - the sizes are pretty standard. The service was good though I did notice longer lines later in the day that wound through another section of the market.

This ice cream store is located on the first floor of Pike Place Market (1st Ave side). It's a…read moresmall colorful store, with lots of different decor all over the store, including a giant cone. Some sitting spots are on left side of the store. They also have shakes, smoothies, frozen yogurt, and hot tea. The prices on the menu includes sales tax. For ice cream, they had over 14 flavors. They had 3 different cup sizes, cones, waffles and a bunch of different toppings. We ordered a small cup of the cookies and cream. The friendly barista served us the cup right away. The ice cream was dense and creamy, had really good taste. Cookies were good too.

S'mores choc chip cookie 5/5 Birthday sugar cookie 5/5…read moreChoc chip 5/5 Granola 3/5 Brown Butter 4/5 The s'mores chocolate chip is one of the best cookies I've ever had. This recipe is a stroke of pure genius wow! My only slight complaint is that the service was kind of weird and rejected my sweet and joyful SpongeBob vibes. I'm a big fan of artistry desserts and I specialize in cookies, pies, and baklavas so sorry if I was excited I found a new place I will not smile next time and put on tuff face. So yeah maybe it was annoyance, maybe it was slight racism sorry if wrong part of town I'll do better(tourist from SoCal), or maybe it was cis hate to a non presenting member completely unwarranted... but idk who cares love these cookies! Maxed out in the tips as well cause wwgjd?

3.5 stars. Hello Robin is a cute neighborhood cookie bakery on Capitol Hill. The location was…read morecalm and quiet with some street parking available, but easy to get to by bus as well. Inside, it was fun to see the more open kitchen floor plan where I imagine it is entertaining to watch the baking in action. As for the cookies themselves, my partner and I got the open-faced ice cream sandwiches, one orange habanero chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream and one lemon poppyseed drizzle with blackberry cobbler ice cream. I felt that the flavors of both cookies were good, and I enjoyed the added crunch of the topping sugar and light spice in the habanero chocolate chip cookie. However both cookies felt fairly dry, with the ice cream doing little to help. The Molly Moon's ice cream flavors were pretty good, but generally this is just not my favorite ice cream in the city. The service was good, nothing much to touch on for that topic.